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COST OF STUDYING IN SWEDEN

International students are increasingly choosing Sweden as a popular study abroad option. Eight of the nation’s universities are listed by QS as being among the best in the world. Here are all the financial information one should be aware of before applying to a Swedish institution if you are someone who is anticipating Sweden as a study abroad destination soon:

Tution Fees for International Students

International students who do not reside in Switzerland or the European Union must pay tuition to attend higher education in Sweden. The annual tuition at Swedish universities ranges from 7530 to 12240 euros. That translates to 80000 SEK to 130000 SEK in local currency. Each semester, Swedish students must purchase their own textbooks, which might run between 75 and 100 SEK. The costs mostly depend on the kind of course one decides to study in Sweden as well as the university that offers it. Checking university websites or getting in touch with them is the best approach to find out the cost of studying in Sweden. The cost of applying to a Swedish university is 900 SEK, or 85 euros.

Cost of Undergraduate Degree for International Students in Sweden

For overseas students looking to pursue an undergraduate degree, Sweden is a rich educational center. Undergraduate course fees vary between colleges and programmes. In Sweden, an undergraduate degree typically costs SEK 129,000 per year (INR 11,00,000). Additionally, the annual cost range for social science and humanities is between SEK 80,000 and 110,000. (INR 70,00,000- 9,50,000 ). However, courses in architecture and design are somewhat pricey in Sweden. The annual tuition range for architecture and design is between SEK 190,000 and 295,000. (INR 16,25,000- 25,25,000).

Cost of Masters Degree for International Students in Sweden

In addition to strong undergraduate education, Sweden is renowned for its postgraduate and doctorate research institutions. The typical tuition cost for graduate students is between SEK 220,000 and SEK 295,000. (INR 18,80,000- 25,25,000). In comparison to many other European nations, Sweden has lower tuition fees. You can then enrol in the top universities as a result.

Tuition Fees at Top-Ranked Universities in the Sweden

Sweden takes great pride in its intellectual achievements. It is a nation that offers English-language instruction to overseas students attending the top colleges.
The list of the Top Universities in Sweden along with fees
Top Universities Tution Fees
1. Uppsala University SEK 50 000 and 72 500
2. Chalmers University of Technology SEK 70 000
3. University of Gothenburg SEK 96,000
4. Umea University SEK 93,000 to 364,500
5. Linköping University SEK 80,000 to SEK 136,000

Affordable Universities in the Sweden

When choosing students for university entrance, affordability is a key consideration. One of the best things about the Swedish educational system is that even highly regarded universities have affordable tuition, making them the perfect choice for students with tight budgets but strong academic records.
Check out the best affordable Swedish colleges for students from abroad:
Affordable Universities Tution Fees
1. Stockholm University SEK 90000-140000
2. Lund University SEK 90000-100000
3. Uppsala University SEK 50000-80000
4. KTH Royal Institute of Technology SEK 80000-120000
5. Dalarna University College SEK 40000-80000
6. Karolinska Institute SEK 17000

Accommodation Costs in Sweden

Finding student accommodation is usually a challenge. The best place to begin is by investigating the student services offered by your university. They frequently have helpful information or can assist you in getting in touch with student housing management groups (or dorms).
Accommodation Type Average Cost in US Dollar
On campus 1200 EUR per month
Hostels and Guesthouses 700 EUR – 1200 EUR /month.
Homestay 1000 EUR – 2000 EUR per month
Shared Rental 240-620 EUR per month
Rental 345 – 670 EUR per month

Cost of Sweden Student Visa

The cost of a study permit for Sweden is close to SEK 1,500, or roughly INR 11293 or USD 142 at the time of writing. You can use a debit or credit card to pay the Visa fee (both Visa and MasterCard are accepted). Make sure your cards are set up for foreign transactions and that you have the necessary amount in your bank account before completing the online payment.

How much does it cost to live in the Sweden?

The typical cost of living in Sweden is between 700 and 1200 EUR per month, therefore students who want to study there should be ready to pay that amount. Your residence has an impact on this. For Indian students, the cost of living in Sweden would be about 1250 EUR per month in cities like Gothenburg and Stockholm. The cost of living in Linkoping or Lund is 850 EUR per month, whereas Uppsala is between 750 and 1,200 EUR per month. Keep in mind the following typical expenditures:
  1. Food: 200 EUR  in average
  2. Rent: 240 – 620 EUR
  3. Internet/phone: 28 EUR
  4. Electricity/gas: 76 EUR in average
  5. Transport: 45 to 65 EUR in average
Keep this in mind! It is vital to keep track of your spending when you are a student living abroad to prevent overspending.

How Much Does Health Insurance Cost In The Sweden?

Before travelling to Sweden, you should review the details of your insurance policy. We firmly advise that you have house and health insurance at the very least. Your home country’s or our group insurance policy may partially protect you depending on your citizenship.
The typical annual cost of medical insurance is between Starts at 30 EUR/month. Find out more details on Sweden health insurance.

Can I work in the Sweden while studying?

Yeah of course! Students are allowed to work in Sweden if they have their residence permit. While there is no official limit to the number of hours you can work during your studies, it is important to remember that you will be expected to spend at least 40 hours per week on your studies. 
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